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A Cup of Coffee: Epstein-Barr – A Myth or a Serious Reality?

2019-01-02
By: Linda Tate
On: January 2, 2019
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back!  We hope you enjoyed the holiday break as much as we did at the Northwest Osteopathic Medical Foundation.  Happy New Year, and let’s get started!! We left you with a blog by Michelle Jenck which explored our worth.  If you missed that blog and would like to catchContinue Reading

A Cup of Coffee: The Effects of Aging Stereotypes – What Are You Telling Your Children?

2018-10-30
By: Lei Ross
On: October 30, 2018
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back!  Last week, we chatted about the suicide rates in our elderly.  If you missed it, click HERE to catch up!  We hope you took that seriously and check in on your loved ones, friends, and co-workers often. This week, we welcome Dr. Lei Ross.  Dr. Ross will lead usContinue Reading

A Cup of Coffee: Aging in America – Is Grandma Suicidal?

2018-10-23
By: Linda Tate
On: October 23, 2018
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back!  Last week we were given a lesson in forgiveness, something we can all benefit from in one way or another, right?  Sometimes it’s so hard to forgive, but at the end of the day, it’s what is best for us, and really has little to do with theContinue Reading

"A Cup of Coffee": It Is When We Are Broken That We Learn The Most

2018-10-09
By: Linda Tate
On: October 9, 2018
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back!  Last week we visited with Dr. Ross about the science behind healthy food choices.  He gave us some tips on how to find a doctor that might be able to help us in our quest for health.  If you missed his blog, here is the link:  https://nwosteo.org/does-your-doctor-look-healthy/ This week,Continue Reading

Does Your Doctor Look Healthy?

2018-10-02
By: Dr. Charles Ross
On: October 2, 2018
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back!  I was out on a medical leave for the summer months, but I’m back and ready to roll!  We will kick off our Fall blogs with a repeat blogger, Dr. Charles Ross.  Dr. Ross is a DO (Osteopathic Doctor) who has a passion for teaching others what typesContinue Reading

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This blog should not be considered to be medical advice. Your personal health is best-discussed one-on-one with your personal physician. Rather, this blog is intended to highlight the distinctive philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine as expressed by the author and does not necessarily represent the opinion of the Northwest Osteopathic Medical Foundation, or other Osteopathic physicians. The information and opinions are solely those of the author.